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- The four suspects: Far left, Brittany Covington, 18, of Chicago.Right, top to bottom: Jordan Hill, 18, of Carpentersville, Ill.; Tanishia Covington, 24, Chicago, and Tesfaye Cooper, 18, of Chicago.(Photo: Chicago Police Dept.
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- "Wheres Waldo" fugitive turns himself into police in the U.K.[Screenshot/Facebook - User: Jj Mcmenamin]5412187A man who taunted police by posing as the famous character from "Where's Waldo?" turned himself into police while live streaming on Facebook Monday.British authorities used helicopters and detection dogs to locate 30-year-old JJ McMenamin of Leyburn, North Yorkshire, but had no luck, according to The Telegraph.The fugitive seemed to enjoy his evasive activities, posting a photo depicting himself as Waldo with the accompanying caption, "Dude.. I'm right here."McMenamin's Facebook profile picture was changed Monday to a picture of himself dressed in Waldo's unique garb, which includes the famously distinct red and white striped beanie and sweater, along with the thick-framed black glasses.
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- Image copyright Facebook Image caption JJ McMenamin, 30, was wanted by North Yorkshire Police after he failed to attend court for alleged driving offencesA wanted man who taunted police by dressing as Where's Wally handed himself in while broadcasting the event on Facebook.JJ McMenamin, 30, had failed to attend court for alleged driving offences.Officers searched Leyburn, North Yorkshire, for the suspect over the weekend, calling in the force helicopter and sniffer dogs.
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- And, dressed in the red and white striped jumper, woolly hat and glasses made famous by the popular children's character, he filmed himself walking up to Harrogate Police Station on Monday morning.McMenamin was on Facebook Live being driven to the police station with friends.He told his followers: "I'm right outside the cop shop now.
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- by: Nicole Moschella, Rare.us Updated: Jan 9, 2017 - 3:45 AMCHICAGO - A GoFundMe page set up for the victim of a brutal attack on Facebook Live has already raised more than $135,000.According to Mediaite, "Razor" Sheldon started the GoFundMe page to provide some relief to the victim and his family.In the days since the attack, four black suspects have been arrested and charged with two hate crimes – one because the victim has a disability and one because he is white – as well as battery and kidnapping after they reportedly assaulted the man on social media.
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Nearly $100K raised for Facebook Live beating victim
- The four suspects: Far left, Brittany Covington, 18, of Chicago.Right, top to bottom: Jordan Hill, 18, of Carpentersville, Ill.; Tanishia Covington, 24, Chicago, and Tesfaye Cooper, 18, of Chicago.(Photo: Chicago Police Dept.
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'Where's Waldo?' Fugitive Trolls Police Using Facebook Live
- "Wheres Waldo" fugitive turns himself into police in the U.K.[Screenshot/Facebook - User: Jj Mcmenamin]5412187A man who taunted police by posing as the famous character from "Where's Waldo?" turned himself into police while live streaming on Facebook Monday.British authorities used helicopters and detection dogs to locate 30-year-old JJ McMenamin of Leyburn, North Yorkshire, but had no luck, according to The Telegraph.The fugitive seemed to enjoy his evasive activities, posting a photo depicting himself as Waldo with the accompanying caption, "Dude.. I'm right here."McMenamin's Facebook profile picture was changed Monday to a picture of himself dressed in Waldo's unique garb, which includes the famously distinct red and white striped beanie and sweater, along with the thick-framed black glasses.
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Where's Wally fugitive hands himself in during Facebook Live broadcast
- Image copyright Facebook Image caption JJ McMenamin, 30, was wanted by North Yorkshire Police after he failed to attend court for alleged driving offencesA wanted man who taunted police by dressing as Where's Wally handed himself in while broadcasting the event on Facebook.JJ McMenamin, 30, had failed to attend court for alleged driving offences.Officers searched Leyburn, North Yorkshire, for the suspect over the weekend, calling in the force helicopter and sniffer dogs.
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'Where's Wally' fugitive gives himself up to police on Facebook Live
- And, dressed in the red and white striped jumper, woolly hat and glasses made famous by the popular children's character, he filmed himself walking up to Harrogate Police Station on Monday morning.McMenamin was on Facebook Live being driven to the police station with friends.He told his followers: "I'm right outside the cop shop now.
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GoFundMe for Facebook Live torture victim raises more than $135K
- by: Nicole Moschella, Rare.us Updated: Jan 9, 2017 - 3:45 AMCHICAGO - A GoFundMe page set up for the victim of a brutal attack on Facebook Live has already raised more than $135,000.According to Mediaite, "Razor" Sheldon started the GoFundMe page to provide some relief to the victim and his family.In the days since the attack, four black suspects have been arrested and charged with two hate crimes – one because the victim has a disability and one because he is white – as well as battery and kidnapping after they reportedly assaulted the man on social media.
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